Deadly earthquakes have hit Turkey before: Why there? Could a similar quake hit the US?
The border between Turkey and Syria lies near the Anatolian Fault system, which has similarities to San Andreas Fault in California.
Deadly earthquakes have hit Turkey before: Why there? Could a similar quake hit the US?
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